This page tracks changes to the MaxCompute Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) driver across all releases, including new features, enhancements, and bug fixes.
MCQA (Query Acceleration 1.0) has been upgraded to MaxQA (Query Acceleration 2.0). The latest JDBC versions support MaxQA. For more information, see Query Acceleration MaxQA.
For full release details, see the GitHub release notes.
Version | Change type | Description |
New features |
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New features | Added support for MaxQA. | |
New features | The timeout period for MaxCompute tunnels is now configurable. | |
Enhancements |
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Bug fixes | Fixed SDK-related issues. | |
New features | Added automatic rollback in MaxCompute Query Acceleration (MCQA) mode. If an SQL statement not supported by MCQA — such as Note This feature relies on SQL parsing powered by ANTLR4, which uses more CPU and memory than previous versions. Resource consumption scales with query complexity. Monitor resource usage and manage concurrency when running complex queries. To skip this SQL parsing without downgrading, upgrade to v3.8.8 or v3.9.3 and set | |
Bug fixes |
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Bug fixes |
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New features | Added support for the three-layer model. | |
Bug fixes | Fixed an issue with the configuration of the | |
New features | Added the | |
Bug fixes | Fixed known issues. | |
Bug fixes | Fixed an issue with the Fallback service. | |
New features | Added the optional connection string parameter | |
Enhancements | Improved job failure logs. | |
Bug fixes | The Maven AspectJ plug-in cannot be used. This avoids possible performance losses. | |
New features | Added support for MaxCompute Query Acceleration (MCQA). | |
Enhancements |
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